Topic: Bullet connectors available.

[Raul CB750K1]

I recall having read that the electrical connector on these old Hondas were unavailable. FWIW, I've bought some in ww.louis.de. 4.95 euro a set of 100 pieces (25 male, 25 female + insulation).

Just yesterday I was repairing a Kenwood car stereo and couldn't help but notice that the power connectors were the same than the used in the bike. Talk about japanese manufacturers...


Here you have a link to the catalog

http://louis9.louis.de/katalog2006/pages/676.pdf


Raul

[BobbyR]

I work for a Japaneese manufacturer and they use off the shelf products in almost everything. I am not a fan of bullet connectors except in instances where something needs to be disconnected. I do not like them in the middle of a run since that only for manufactring ease, and not good connectivity. I convert mid run connectors to good solder joints and only use connectors at the end of a run.

[Raul CB750K1]

I work for a Japaneese manufacturer and they use off the shelf products in almost everything. I am not a fan of bullet connectors except in instances where something needs to be disconnected. I do not like them in the middle of a run since that only for manufactring ease, and not good connectivity. I convert mid run connectors to good solder joints and only use connectors at the end of a run.

mmm, that makes complete sense. If you need to remove something you can always cut the wires and solder them again.

Actually, my CB750 ignition switch was cut by a previous owner, and used a screw-on connecting strip. I just got rid of it and solder the wires.

Raul

[Jerry Rxman Griffin aka MuthaF'er]

VintageConnections.com

[joeson]

No problem to change to typical connectors that are  readly availble as i have completley rewired my 750
to accept my fairing  a windjammer III no fear as long as you can make tight joints!!